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POWELL, Ohio (WCMH) — A woman shopping at a Delaware County grocery store found something in her bag that made her immediately stop in her tracks. A woman told NBC4 that after she left a Kroger grocery store in Powell, she discovered a dead frog in her unopened salad kit. The woman purchased a Kroger […]

Tomato Basil Soup, sold in Ohio and more than a dozen other states, is being recalled over concerns that milk was not properly listed as an allergen on the label.

A few new Ohio laws are going into effect starting in January, including a law about cell phone use in public schools and also a statewide Communication Disability Database.

DELHI, Ohio (Gray News) – A man is facing charges after being accused of stealing an Amazon delivery van with the driver still inside. A security camera caught the alleged carjacker making a dash down a neighborhood street. “He was driving off, and I was still in the van,”...

After HUD announced a cap on funding for permanent housing — a move advocates say could put thousands on the street — the agency has now paused that change following two court cases challenging it.

A local steakhouse employee has received a unique honor from his employer. According to a press release, Roberto “Birdie” Hernandez, a longtime employee of Longhorn Steakhouse in Columbus, is receiving recognition from the restaurant chain after having grilled more than 1,000,000 steaks throughout his employment....

Ohio might not be the first place that comes to mind when you think about barbecue, but locals know better. Tucked into neighborhoods across the state, from Columbus to Cleveland to Cincinnati, you will find smokehouses that put national chains to shame with their slow-cooked meats and made-from-scratch sides. These...

A new layer of security is coming to every OhioHealth hospital, including the system’s Delaware County locations. Starting this winter, adult visitors will be asked to check in and show a government-issued ID before entering any care site. It’s a simple step, but one the system says will help protect patients,...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — State senators are expected to vote on whether to advance sweeping marijuana law changes. Senate Bill 56 will receive a final vote Tuesday in the Ohio Senate, and if passed, it will head to Gov. Mike DeWine. The bill would make significant adjustments to Ohio’s recreational cannabis use laws,...

Emerging from the shadows of digital footprints and security footage, a suspect has been named in the tragic road rage incident that claimed the life of 22-year-old Hannah Taylor. According to the Columbus Division of Police, the long arm of justice has reached out and slapped a warrant on Khaliq Traevon Quentin...